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The last name Lujan Martin has its origins in the Spanish-speaking regions, particularly in Spain and Latin America. The surname "Lujan" is believed to derive from a place name, possibly linked to the town of Luján in Argentina, which is named after the Virgin of Luján, a significant figure in Argentine Catholicism. The name itself may stem from the Latin "locus" meaning "place" or "location," suggesting a geographical connection. The surname "Martin" is of Latin origin, derived from "Martinus," meaning "of Mars," the Roman god of war, and has historically been associated with individuals who were warriors or had martial characteristics. Variations of the surname Lujan can be found in different cultures, such as "Luján" in Argentina and "Lujan" in other Spanish-speaking countries, while "Martin" has numerous variations including "Martinez" (son of Martin) and "Martins" in Portuguese-speaking regions. These variations reflect the linguistic and cultural adaptations of the name across different regions, maintaining its historical significance while evolving in form.